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Women turn to scooties for affordable commuting

Listen to article Islamabad: Scooties have become an increasingly popular mode of transport among women in the twin towns of Rawalpindi and Islamabad, offering a practical, affordable and strengthening state to commute to work. With increasing economic independence, increasing living costs and inflation, women quickly turn to scooties as a reliable mode of transport. Today, […]

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Pakistan cabins formal protest with Kabul over train attack

Listen to article Islamabad: Pakistan formally filed a strong protest with Afghanistan on Monday on the use of its land in the recent train hijacking in Sibi, Balochistan. A senior Afghan diplomat was called to the Foreign Office to register the protest, according to sources familiar with the development. However, there was no official statement

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CB remains ‘inactive’ as the main legal battles rage on

Listen to article More than four months ago its formation, the constitutional bench has not yet handed down decisions on critical cases and raises concerns about the Legal Director. On November 4, 2024, the Judicial Commission of Pakistan (JCP) nominated eight judges for the constitutional bench by majority in which government -supported members play a

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PM discussing investment options with AFINITI CEO

Listen to article Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif emphasized the potential of Pakistan’s IT working force during a meeting Monday with a four-member delegation led by Jerome Chapelus, CEO of the US-based multinational IT company, Afiniti. The meeting held at the Prime Minister’s office focused on Pakistan’s growing IT sector and the government’s efforts to support

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Pakistan-Afghan Jirgas agrees on the ceasefire, reopening the Torkham border

Listen to article A significant breakthrough happened on Monday when Pakistani and Afghan Jirgas reached a mutual agreement on a permanent truce and the reopening of the Torkham border. The discussions that took place in a joint meeting resulted in an understanding of temporarily stopping controversial construction activities on the Afghan side of the border.

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